A blended Texas Hill Country panorama featuring the Luckenbach post office, the highway to Enchanted Rock, the recognizable KT entrance bridge, Austin and the Alamo

Independent guidance • Texas Hill Country

Health and Medicare insurance—with a neighbor's perspective.

Clear comparisons, personal answers and continuing service from an independent Texas agent serving clients since 1986.

Original Hill Country photography by D Kenton Henry

Since 1986Serving health and Medicare clients
IndependentGuidance based on your priorities
LocalHill Country perspective and service

Personal guidance matters

Insurance is easier when you have one experienced person to call.

The choices can be complicated. The conversation should not be. We help you understand the tradeoffs, compare appropriate options and move forward with confidence—without charging more than applying directly with an insurance company.

Meet D Kenton Henry
Pedernales Falls overlook in the Texas Hill Country

Rooted in the Hill Country

Local familiarity. Statewide experience.

From San Marcos and New Braunfels to Wimberley, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg and the communities between, you receive guidance from someone who knows this part of Texas—and the insurance market.

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Common questions

A clear starting point for health and Medicare decisions.

Your doctors, prescriptions, travel, household and budget can all affect which coverage deserves a closer look.

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Does working with an independent agent cost more?

No. Insurance companies generally compensate the agent, so you ordinarily pay the same premium as you would by applying directly.

Can you help people outside San Marcos?

Yes. We serve the Texas Hill Country and clients throughout Texas by phone and email, with local meetings available by appointment.

Can I compare Medicare Supplement rates online?

Yes. You can view estimated rates on this site, then call to confirm available discounts, ask questions and apply.

Start with a conversation

Questions are welcome. Pressure is not.